Display Issues with Windows Blinds

[sgc]

Anyone come across this problem when using different themes with windows blinds, the top part of mailwasher partially disappears. The program is fine with the default windows 7 settings, but custom themes do appear to affect the GUI. Incidentally this is on a Windows 7 64bit machine



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[stan_qaz]

There have been some reports, being an XP user I mostly giggled and skipped them though.

Are you on the latest version of MW? http://forum.firetrust.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=7265 -- 1.0.19? Sometimes the auto-updater has been missing that.

[sgc]

Yes, using the latest version of mailwasher

[rusticdog]

Is it a particular version of Windows Blinds ? I see there's a Demo/Enhanced/Object Desktop....

We aren't aware of any conflicts, but I don't think we've heard of any before either and it's not software we use.

[sgc]

Its the full version, currently at V7.1

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[sgc]

Just reverted back to V6 until some of the obvious teething problems are resolved

[Sidewinder]

Its the full version, currently at V7.1

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I previously use WB for quite awhile but then stopped. I think I remember that you could via the WB options screen to "not" apply it to specific apps. Take a look and see if this is still available.

[sgc]

Its the full version, currently at V7.1

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I previously use WB for quite awhile but then stopped. I think I remember that you could via the WB options screen to "not" apply it to specific apps. Take a look and see if this is still available.

Will try tonight and let you know, thanks for the heads up on this one

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[Sidewinder]

Will try tonight and let you know, thanks for the heads up on this one

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WB config > settings tab > change the look of a particular app > add per application setting

[sgc]

I am delighted to report that this worked perfectly. I had not realised this setting was available in Windows Blinds. Once again many thanks for the heads up on this one, you have solved what was an extremely irritating problem

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